Things could be shaping up for a wet spring in the Corn Belt. Eric Snodgrass, chief atmospheric scientist with Nutrien Ag Solutions, says long-term weather outlooks show relief from the months-long Midwestern drought could be on the way. “It’s very rare that we carry an overwinter drought all the way into spring.” He says, “I […]
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